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Co -tail cars to cross the United States from Canada, on the border between the two countries, in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, on February 3, 2025.
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Tariffs are not happening immediately, at least for Mexico and Canada. In what seemed to be another successful agreement negotiated by the president of the United States, Donald Trump, the two countries agreed to increase their border protection, which led to a pause in tariffs.
The markets promoted a sigh of relief and made strong changes in the news. But persistent nerves about long -term uncertainty prevented the actions from having a positive day. Trump’s comments on Sunday that he agreed with the decision of the Federal Reserve of the United States. .
Alphabet’s profits, launching later today, could attract the greatest attention, but in the current context dominated by Trump, it would be interesting to see how Toyota motor and FordThat inform Wednesday’s profits, talk, or around, how the rates will affect their businesses.
What you need to know today
Trump tariffs on waiting
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, agreed on Monday Pause tariffs in Canada For at least 30 days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a position on the announcement of X. Trudeau occurred hours after the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, revealed to X that Trump was stop the tariffs of their exports for a month. The delay occurs after the two countries agreed to take measures to avoid fentanyl traffic in the United States.
The return of the market stage but even in red
All main US indices. ended Monday at El Red. He Dow Jones industrial 0.28% was withdrew, the 1.5% displacement losses before the day, after the news of the rate pause broke. He S&P 500 slid 0.76% and Nasdaq compound 1.2%drop. Regional Europe Stoxx 600 index 0.87%fell. Car actions such as Volkswagen, Porsche and BMW were Among the biggest losersalthough they recovered from the most pronounced falls before.
US Sovereign Wealth Fund. UU.
Trump signed an executive order on Monday that describes the plans to A sovereign wealth fund administered by the United States government. While its goal is to develop infrastructure, such as airports and roads, it could also help the United States extend its influence on areas such as Panama and Greenland and even use to buy Tiktok.
‘The right thing to do’ – stable rates
In an apparent mental change, Trump said the United States Federal Reserve maintains interest rates between 4.25% and 4.5% at its January meeting “It was right.“The statement was in marked contrast A Trump delivered When he speaks remotely to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. In an appearance of January 23, Trump said “would demand that interest rates decrease immediately.”
Investors are poured in Palantir
Palantir’s shares increased up to 24% in extended operations on Monday after the software company reported profits and revenues from the fourth quarter that exceeded estimates. Quarterly revenues increased 36% compared to the year prior to $ 828 million. For the whole year, sales increased by 29%. Along with the rhythm of the fourth quarter, Palantir offered a better guide than expected For the whole year. CEO Alex Karp attributed much of the company’s growth to the use of artificial intelligence.
(PRO) Trump’s ‘template’?
The markets may have resumed after the news broke that Trump was delaying tariffs for now, but they still closed the lowest day. Analysts are equally cautious about how Trump will display tariffs in the future, even if they are a “template” for agreements, other countries could go back with more force and more force and Spare great movements in stocks in any direction.
And finally …
Recently launched Amazon artificial intelligence processors that aim to address NVIDIA and chips made by other hyperscalers such as Microsoft and Google are shown in a Amazon laboratory in Austin, Texas, USA. UU., July 19, 2024.
Sergio Flores | Reuters
As the markets bend for Trump rates, these global sectors prepare for a hard trip
If Trump tariffs continue after their 30 -day pause failures, analysts expect an increase in short -term oil prices, higher prices for US consumers and higher American interest rates, with one more dollar strong as a result. Worldwide, economic growth will be slower in the short and medium term, particularly in countries with large manufacturing sectors. Automotive, Chip companies, consumer goods and Chinese email string are among the sectors that will face the greatest impact.
